PLEASE NOTE: During the completion of the Ridge Road Sanitary & Water Improvement Project – Phase 2, the speed limit on Ridge Road between W. Pleasant Valley Rd. and Sprague Rd. will be lowered from 35 mph to 25 mph. Additional construction zone signs, with a 25 MPH mounted on the top of the sign, will be placed in the zone. Thank you for your cooperation.
CITY OF PARMA - 2017 LEAF COLLECTION SCHEDULE
NOTICE TO RESIDENTS:
 The leaf collection program is a preventative maintenance measure to prevent the blockage of the street catch basins, prevent sewer backup into your home and to also prevent standing water in the roadways which then can cause ice conditions. The city leaf program is not intended to be a landscaping service for residents, and residents should limit leaf collection to their front yard leaves. We ask that you follow some basic instructions:
1. Do not rake leaves into the street, and avoid blocking catch basins. Do not put sticks, rocks or other debris into the leaf piles that may cause damage to the leaf equipment or cause injury to our city workers.
2. Do not park your vehicles on the street in front of the leaf piles during your scheduled week; this may cause a hindrance in the collection process.
3. We ask that, during scheduled times, residents have their leaves ready for pickup on the tree lawn. If that is not possible, it is the responsibility of the resident to bag their leaves according to Republic Services guidelines and place them out for their scheduled trash pickup day.
4. The exact date or times that your street will be serviced is difficult to predict but, weather permitting, the schedule below will indicate the dates we will be in your area. For further assistance, please call our Service Department at (440) 885-8980 or (440) 885-8191.
Section 1:
From: Brookpark/West 54th (East side of street) to W.10th From: W.10th /Brookpark (South) to Ridgewood (North side of street)
OCTOBER 23 - OCTOBER 27
and
NOVEMBER 20 - NOVEMBER 24
Section 2:
From: Ridge/Ridgewood (south) to Sprague Rd –Sprague Rd. to W.130th
OCTOBER 30 - NOVEMBER 3
and
NOVEMBER 27 - DECEMBER 1
Section 3:
From: Ridge/Ridgewood (south side of street) to Broadview From: Broadview/Ridgewood (south) to Sprague Rd.
NOVEMBER 6 - NOVEMBER 10
and
DECEMBER 4 - DECEMBER 8
Section 4:
From: Brookpark/W.130th (east) to W.54th (West side of street) From: W.54th/Brookpark (south) to Ridgewood (west) to Westminster
NOVEMBER 13 – NOVEMBER 17
and
DECEMBER 11 - DECEMBER 15
*City Crews are off on Nov. 23 and Nov. 24*
Cuyahoga County Dept. of Public Works
Parma Annual Report 2017
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To report a non-working street light, please go here to register the dysfunctional light with The Illuminating Company.
Cuyahoga Soil and Water Conservation District Articles:
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Fall Leaf Clean-up Tips
CURBSIDE RECYCLING IN PARMA
Republic Services provides weekly curbside recycling for city residents. Combine cans, cartons, glass, paper and boxes plus plastic bottles and jugs loose (unbagged) in the provided green wheeled cart.
Combine these items in your curbside recycling:
CANS: Includes all metal food and beverage cans such as pop, beer, soup, vegetable, and tuna. Cans should be emptied, rinsed, and then recycled.
CARTONS: Includes milk, juice, soup and broth plus wine cartons. Cartons should be emptied and rinsed. Replace the cap and place in your curbside recycling.
GLASS: Includes glass food and beverage bottles and jars. Empty, rinse and replace the lid before recycling. You do not need to remove the label.
PAPER & BOXES: All paper and boxes can be recycled, including newspapers, magazines, junk mail, boxes, greeting cards, cereal boxes, cardboard, phone books and clean pizza boxes. Flatten cardboard items, like cereal boxes, to save space.
PLASTIC BOTTLES: Any plastic bottle, jar, jug or tub can be placed in your curbside recycling. Recycle plastic food and beverage bottles, cosmetics and personal products, and laundry detergent and bleach bottles. Containers should be emptied and rinsed. Replace the cap and put in your curbside recycling.
Not all plastics with the 1-7 symbol are recyclable. See the chart below.
For more details about recycling, visit the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District at www.CuyahogaRecycles.org or http://cuyahogarecycles.org/parma or call them at (216-443-3749).
See Recycling FAQs for Cuyahoga County and information on how to recycle properly.
The Cuyahoga Solid Waste District offers a recycling and disposal search engine for all residents of Cuyahoga County. Find answers to your recycling, disposal and reuse questions by using the “What Do I Do With?” search bar located at the top of every page of at www.CuyahogaRecycles.org.
DROP-OFF RECYCLING IN PARMA
Parma residents and businesses can drop off aluminum cans at the Parma Animal Shelter (6260 State Road) and the Ridgewood Golf Course Maintenance Building (West 54th Street).
OTHER RECYCLING
Fluorescent Bulbs
Residents can recycle CFL bulbs (small, twisty bulbs) for free at any Home Depot or Lowe's store. Other types of bulbs, including fluorescent tubes, can be recycled at any Batteries+Bulbs retail location. See http://www.cuyahogarecycles.org/fluorescent_bulbs
Batteries
Recycle rechargeable batteries for free at retail locations throughout Cuyahoga County. See a list of locations at www.call2recycle.org/locator/ See also www.cuyahogarecycles.org/batteries
Computers
Recycle old, unwanted household computer equipment year-round at 5680 Chevrolet Boulevard including CPU's, monitors, keyboards, mice, printers, terminals, modems, software and other peripheral devices and accessories. Televisions are not accepted. Hours are Monday-Friday from 8:00-2:00.
PROPER DISPOSAL
Household Hazardous Waste
Household hazardous waste can be dropped off year-round (residents only) at 5680 Chevrolet Boulevard. Hours are Monday-Friday from 8:00-2:00. No latex paint. Learn more about proper disposal of household hazardous waste and see a list of acceptable materials at http://www.cuyahogarecycles.org/hazardous_waste
Latex Paint
Latex and any other water-based paint are not hazardous materials and are not accepted in the city’s household hazardous waste collection. Latex paint should be dried out and disposed of in the regular rubbish. Step by step instructions on how to dry out latex paint is available at www.cuyahogarecycles.org/latex_paint
Medication
The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Office provides an ongoing disposal option for meds. The Sheriff's RX Drug Drop Box Program allows residents to deposit unused, unwanted or expired prescription drugs at drop boxes in participating law enforcement agencies across Cuyahoga County. Drop off medications at the Parma Police Department or find other locations at www.RXdrugdropbox.com.
Propane Tanks
Recycle propane tanks and other pressurized cylinders through propane dealers and retail stores that sell propane and other pressurized gas. See https://cuyahogarecycles.org/propane_tanks.
Tires
When you buy new tires, dispose of your old tires through your tire retailer at the time of purchase. There is a small fee charged for tire disposal, which is a tax used for transporting and disposing of tires through state licensed facilities. If you already have tires at home, contact one of the following store chains who provide tire disposal for non-customers. These include Conrad’s Tire Express, Firestone Auto Care and National Tire and Battery.
RUBBISH REMOVAL IN PARMA
The City of Parma’s rubbish collection is provided by Republic Services. Call Republic Services (800) 433-1309. Customer service hours are 8:00-5:00 Monday-Friday.
Parma Ordinance # 131-16 allows for the collection of a rubbish pickup fee of $12 a month ($11 for qualifying seniors) to be collected through the Cuyahoga County Fiscal Officer. If you have questions about this fee, please contact the Service Department at (440) 885-8191. For background information on the garbage fee, click here.
All garbage and refuse shall be picked up once each week on a day specified on the map. Please place refuse within 3 feet of the curb by 7:00 AM. Trash can be placed out the day before but not before 12:00 noon.
Do NOT place the following items into the blue container: Hazardous waste, paint chemicals, motor oil, liquids, dead animals, hot ashes, large car parts, tires or car batteries. Small amounts of debris like plastic and drywall are acceptable. Do NOT place broken glass, syringes or sharp object loose in the trash cart.
Collections are not made on the following holidays:
New Year's Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
If any of the above holidays fall on a week day, each collection after that holiday during that week will be delayed one day.
2018 Bulk Pick-Up Dates
Bulk pickup occurs during the week of the 4th Monday of the month on your regular rubbish day.
Republic Services requires that mattresses be wrapped in plastic in order to be collected on bulk pickup days. This is to prevent the possible transfer of bedbugs onto employees' clothing.
Here are the bulk pickup weeks for 2018:
WEEK OF:
January 22
February 26
March 26
April 23
May 28
June 25
July 23
August 27
September 24
October 22
November 26
December 24
YARD WASTE COLLECTION IN PARMA
Christmas trees should be placed on the tree lawn on your regular trash day during the first two weeks of January. Trees cannot be in a bag and tinsel needs to be removed. If a tree is placed inside a bag, it will not be collected.
Separate yard waste collection will take place beginning the week of April 16 and will continue through the end of November on your regular pickup day. Grass clippings and other yard waste should be placed in brown paper yard waste bags not to exceed 40 pounds, or residents may also place yard waste loose in their old garbage cans marked "Yard Waste." Small branches must be cut and bundled not to exceed three feet in length or 40 pounds and should be placed next to yard waste bags or cans. Do not place any yard waste in green recycle cart.
Click here to view a map of the area for pickup days.
Senior Lawn Mowing
Lawn mowing for income eligible seniors begins when school lets out for the summer in June and will last for 10 weeks. This program is considered supplemental. Applications can be obtained by calling (216) 661-7372.
Senior Snow Removal
Snow removal for income eligible seniors will begin after the first 4 inches of snowfall. To help us maintain fast service, please keep your driveway free of vehicles and keep fences open. We ask that you please be patient as we plow over 400 driveways. Applications for the senior citizen or physically disabled snow removal program, please call (216) 661-7372.
Street Snow Removal
Snow removal on our streets will be prompt and efficient as possible. We plow the main streets first, hills and then the neighborhoods. Please keep your vehicles off the street during snowfall, especially when the snow exceeds 2 inches and the Parking Ban comes into effect.
Snow Plow Damage
If your tree lawn has been damaged by City snow plows, please call the complaint department at (440) 885-8083 and you will be placed on a repair list. Repairs will begin in early spring or when weather permits.
Water Breaks
Water breaks that occur on City streets, tree lawns, etc. are the responsibility of the City of Cleveland Division of Water. If a water break is called in to our department or the complaint department, it is dispatched to the City of Cleveland for repair. Contact Cleveland Water here.
Sewer Service
The Cuyahoga County Sanitary Engineer handles house calls for service. If you need service, please contact (216) 443-8201 during normal business hours from 8:00-4:00 Monday-Friday. The after-hours emergency number is (800) 683-2689 and a supervisor will contact the homeowner.
If you are experiencing a problem with the storm sewers, including catch basins, please continue to contact the Parma Service Department at (440) 885-8195. Please contact the Service Garage after 3:00 p.m. weekdays and on weekends at (440) 885-8980.
For more information about recycling, please visit the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District's website at www.CuyahogaRecycles.org
Director
 Brian Higgins
Contact Information
Office: (440) 885-8191
Fax: (440) 885-8192
Email: service@cityofparma-oh.gov
Mr. Higgins has overall responsibility for the City’s service department. He joined the DePiero Administration after having served for over a decade as the City of Brook Park’s service director.
A certified electrician by trade, Mr. Higgins has been a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers for nearly 30 years.
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